I'm more concerned about scripts than cookies, but the result is the same, I can't (won't) see it either. How about a product name, or some other searchable string?

Does it all have to run off the one TB port? For a bunch of (switchable) Type A ports I bought one of these, and there are similar things from Sabrent that I'd feel confident recommending just based on experience with other things from them.

A search for "thunderbolt multiple monitors" brought up several from Amazon. No personal recommendations to share, sorry.

- but the real test of professional abilities comes with being just as capable to perform and produce music that isn't to your taste to the same standards. IMHO. I get your point, but I can usually tell when "hearts aren't in it", no matter how "polished & professional". :bo...

PippaPumpkin wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 1:35 am ...I look at it as a whole and don't have any perspective on single parts.

That's why I say you need lots of listening time (to songs you like ), while thinking about the single parts and how they fit together.

I don't know about BT mail, but in most email I've used you can right click the link and edit it to display whatever you like, the way this goes to Google.

merlyn wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 1:24 am My point was that if the strings are flipped, the clef should be flipped too, producing bat.

Or, does it already read as BAT to some?

PippaPumpkin wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 12:50 am ...I'd like to know what to look for when layering sounds in a production.

You mean, listen for, right? And that's what I think you need, lots of listening time, while thinking about what compliments and what detracts, and why.

Drew Stephenson wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 7:26 pm But you knew I'd say that too, right?

Of course!

Interesting that "double bass tabs" and "upright bass tabs" yields slightly different results. They don't seem terribly common, but certainly not unheard of.

Sam Spoons wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 4:04 pm A quick Google suggests that plenty of people do...

Of what, exactly? For double bass? I've seen plenty of tab for bass, though. My comment wasn't meant to poke at your sore spot, and I have no objection to tab when used sensibly.

Vertically, and scrolling... :D :think: ...pretty sure I could make that happen using LilyPond and Reaper (to make it scroll, it'd have to be a video). :lol: Good challenge. :thumbup: I thought so, but I knew you'd say... But does anyone use tab for bass? Especially double bass? :lol: I hope not! :...

Drew Stephenson wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 9:22 am ...why would you not reflect the instrument - as it's played...

As it sounds makes more sense to me. How should the tab be oriented for your double bass music?

Tough crowd :lol: But is it really how we 'see' it, or how we've learnt to see it? I'm happy to be proven wrong but I think only an absolute beginner would be able to judge with no preconceptions. No, it's how we hear it! It's relating what we hear to what we see, not what we see to what we see. :)

Dynamic Mike wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 5:33 pm the bottom E string is at the top.

adrian_k wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 5:43 pm Not in my book. If I drew a chord fingering diagram with six vertical strings and the nut at the top, high e on the right, I would (and have) rotate it anti-clockwise. It may not be logical but it’s how I see it.

Same here.

I think the value of tab is that there are multiple incidences of the same note on a fretboard, as opposed to just the one position on a keyboard, so tab helps to keep you in the right area for what's to follow. Yes, keyboard players sometimes forget this. There is an established means of indicatin...

It's more than just the tablature. If I said something about the "bottom string", which E would you assume I'm referring to? As Zen says, it's about your POV.

PippaPumpkin wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 11:44 pm What are the softsynths that sound as sweet as kraftwerk then?

It's not the tools, it's how you use them.

Yes, I got it BWC, thank you. I'm thinking about bringing this up in the SSL Facebook forum to see if anything can be done. :thumbup: ...in my back and forth with them, they sent me a PDF copy of the World Audio Level Reference Chart, explaining that that was the source document they used for the &...

My comment was aimed at (hopefully) someone from SSL following this thread, just to be clear.

I know SSL is following these threads, so I'm asking you guys to do the right thing here and fix this, if not for our sanity, do it for your industry and brand reputation! ...I could care less about any acknowledgement of the error in your thinking, just make it right! You know it's the right thing...